Sentence examples for heat ignited from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, the entire room exploded in flames, as the radiant heat ignited every piece of furniture, every curtain, every possible fuel source, even the carpeting.

It turned out that the trucks were designed to store gasoline in jerrycans positioned right next to the butane-fueled refrigerators, whose heat ignited the vapors.

Mr. Bazina and other officials at the port said at least one of the tanks was struck by at least one rocket, and the resulting explosion and heat ignited the others.

As the comet went through the sun's corona, the heat ignited the gases deep in its nucleus and a few days after it emerged from the corona, a huge tail had developed behind it.

In such materials, iodine is stabilized in aluminum matrix and is released when the materials are heated and ignited.

Thin layers of the prepared powders were coated on an electrically heated Ni Cr filament and ignited at heating rates between 200 and 17,000 K/s in a miniature vacuum chamber.

However, before they are destroyed, tidal heating can ignite and burn off the white dwarf hydrogen envelope.

The optical emission was filtered to separate the signals produced by the spark plasma and by the heated and igniting powder.

Finally, wood can smoulder at 380 C or, when heated sufficiently, ignite at 590 C.

As a control, she also prepared a sauce which was heated but not ignited, and a third sauce which was neither heated nor ignited.

Particles of 75 90 μm were injected under laminar flow in a bench-scale, transparent drop-tube furnace (DTF), electrically-heated to 1400 K where, upon experiencing high heating rates, they ignited and burned.